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I tested the 24 best pressed powders —Here are the 10 that last all…

By Matthew Lynch
March 10, 2024
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Pressed powders have become a staple in makeup routines for their ability to set makeup, minimize shine, and offer a touch of coverage. After testing 24 top-rated pressed powders, we’ve narrowed down the list to the top 10 standouts that can withstand time, environmental factors, and help you look polished throughout the day. Whether you have oily, dry, or combination skin, there’s something here that will work for you.

Starting with the luxury end of the market, Chanel Les Beiges Healthy Glow Sheer Powder stands out due to its lightweight formulation and natural finish. Designed to enhance your skin rather than mask it, this powder provides longevity without compromising on the quality of your complexion.

For those seeking high coverage and long-lasting wear, Estée Lauder Double Wear Stay-in-Place Matte Powder Foundation is a noteworthy contender. It doubles as both a foundation when applied with a sponge and a setting powder when used with a brush. Its versatility and endurance make it ideal for those long days where you need your makeup to go the extra mile.

Drugstore makeup has come leaps and bounds in terms of quality and formulation. Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Pressed Powder is a prime example of affordability meeting performance. It blurs pores for an airbrushed look and controls shine without drying out the skin.

Too Faced Peach Perfect Mattifying Loose Setting Powder – Peaches and Cream Collection is adored for its comfort matte technology that ensures a smooth application. Infused with peach and sweet fig milk, it smells delightful while providing up to 14 hours of matte finish.

The MAC Studio Fix Powder Plus Foundation has been a favorite among makeup artists for years. It delivers a velvety texture for both full coverage as foundation or light coverage over foundation while regulating oil production throughout the day.

For sensitive skin types, bareMinerals BAREPRO Performance Wear Powder Foundation offers skin-loving ingredients that improve skin clarity over time while also ensuring full-day wear.

Standout for its hydration properties, Laura Mercier Translucent Pressed Setting Powder is perfect for those prone to dryness. Featuring a non-drying formula, it sets makeup flawlessly while maintaining moisture levels.

Then there’s IT Cosmetics Bye Bye Pores Pressed, an anti-aging powerhouse packed with peptides, silk, hydrolyzed collagen, and antioxidants. Beyond its ability to blur imperfections, it caters to mature skin by reducing visible signs of aging.

Known for high-intensity pigments and full coverage formulas, Kat Von D Lock-It Powder Foundation lives up to its name by locking in makeup for all-day wear without requiring touch-ups.

Lastly, Fenty Beauty Pro Filt’r Instant Retouch Setting Powder has won praise not only for Rihanna’s brand influence but also for its inclusive shade range and light-as-air formula that doesn’t cake or settle into fine lines.

Testing these powders has provided insights into their unique qualities designed to meet different needs. We recommend considering your personal preference in finish, wear time, skin type compatibility, and ingredients when selecting the best pressed powder to incorporate into your beauty regimen.

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